Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page.

THE ATLANTA GEOROT AN. f MARKETS IlLISH CABLES GETTER THAN DU | pjjNISHKD CHIEF EARLY MOTIVE TO BUY. I Decided Strength in July in New Orleans Wat the Later Bullish Influence. Tftr Liverpool market opened thl* i -oralng. after having been closed since Itot Thursday on account of the Whit jutlde holidays. / I it made full response to New York’ I iirance while that market was closed, I nou being 4 points higher, but sales | ,,jt small at 7,000 bales. Futures opened higher nnd Increased like advance to a matter of I points I st the close. ' Netv York opened at a small advance | si a result of Liverpool's showing, but Jdie decided strength of July In New I Orleans wse the sustaining Inti -n. -- |h the liter dealings. 11| Private (Meed Wire. I New York, June 11.—In the cotton Jtorket business at the opening was I sot active. The cable# from Liverpool I nine about a point better than due and I furnished the chief motive to buy, sulde I from the bullish dispatch from Western I Trias complaining of too much dry | leather. 8POT COTTON MARKET. ltl,inla—Steady, U l it »w York—Quiet, 1L35. Xrs nrleana-Steadr. 1114c. Utcrimol—Steady, 6.(6d. Ancnatn— Steady, 11 He. Sivannsb-Qulet. like. St. Laila—steady, lie. New York—Quiet, 111-11. tVllmliiBten—Quiet, 11 lid. RANGE IN NEW ORLEANS COTTON Cotton fiinirea ranged aa follow! at New Odea., tod.,: . Open. High. Low. 8s le. Close. Cioae. Jin# 11.05 10.90 illy .11.'li 11.80 11.07 11.28 11.2S-28 11.04 _ lag. .ITW 10.IS 10.W 10.B 10.16-M 10.75-78 fcpt .10.55 10.88 10.16 10.M 10JM6 10.4*61 r * 10.37 10.tt 10.» 10.41 10.41-43 10.36-* 10 41 tS 10.36-38 10.40 10.47 io.ii 10*44 18.44-45 10.29-40 .10.50 10.8 0.52 10.4547 j,i5S| .'&» ioM 1048 10.0) 10.81 10.5547 10.50 uess i«.»y lloh. .10.60 10.6B 10.60 10.60 10.* Closet] steady. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Liverpool, Juno 11.-12:15 p. m.—Spot rot- wn ijuJrf. with nrlcra »teodj. Middling iplamla. fi.GSd. Hairs, 7.000; Ainnrlcnn, 5,1'JU. 8.77 Aar. nml Hepteraber. 5.7a id October.... Li I .November.. 5.844.82 L« ‘ T I»k. and January.... 5.82 Jan. and February.. 6.63 ivi.ruary and March 5.84 Closed steady. TODAY’S PORT RECEIPTS. Tfce following tnbU show* receipt! at fbe jjta today, compared with the same day *#« Orlrana.. tialffuti'ii HnMIe Haunn.ili (TurWtnn Wilmington Jf#rMk ■iltlnn*r«' 5** York MaXipMii'::::::::::: INTERIOR MOVEMENT. Itauton . i»l»ata .. Memphis . Tntal . ESTIMATED RECEIPTS. *fw Orlenna expecta 600 lo 1,000 balea, }fi«>t 4.115 actual la.t year: ilalvestoo. y*» 1.501. against 6,1)6 actual laat year; H«st..n. 000 to 1,7)0, against 1,054 actual w year. COTTON 8EED OIL MARKET. *•»' York, June II.—There wae a very market Saturday for rottnn seed ou I lb 11 price. Sinai unchanged. Commission 5-* hod some haying orders. bat proml- Jw Isteresta generally held off. whirls re- genera I It „n. «... - - I" a abort trade. Tha apot situation ? llni »e« quiet with very little offered and •tjorter, are doing almoat nothing. — l*" Iroslneea reported.—WareTT Ju» — ,\ hi CV*#w] Kt#ndy. the LIVE 8TOCK MARKET. ^Trtr.te leaned Wire. fi ^ i | r , u.,. i Jnae U-Hafm. Katlmated re- hlrlr alar, 44.000. „ tlv hulk. NEWS AND GOSSIP Of the Fleecy Staple. Prirate wire to W are A Lelanil. „ hew 7‘wk. Juna 11,-Cottnn opened Orm. hQ'* higher on baring. Sledenborg pur- ebaaed both old and new crops Iwhinm market* Tr ’ J ” 1 Look for a steady SrhlirTnd rnraall baying .«Pjl* t i!*? p U. 0 h “f » Utile eotina started •hemarket. The weather In Texas partle. nlarly the eoutbwetteru portion, haa made abort, perrons During by New Orleans broken la help- lag io put ap the market. N'w Orleans J^7"l|._lt la rumored •hat T. J. Majors Is long a big line of juiy cotton. Jnly fa on the jnmp. It looka aa If i larfe abort Intcreat were covering. uw strengtn or July, Whim la annirtalni crcn the lmlls themselves. Undoing of ■tnjd'llM between old and new cropa la a hulllah argument at the moment In tha apot market factors are very Indifferent, and at ll%c l«als for middling there la about *560 bate. An ' 6|<1 - dt.clo.ml In Saturday', bank — ment was not as oatlafactory Prlrale Wire to Clhert A Clay. ..New York. June 11.—Ferule Wilson and Norden baying. Strength here due lo the flrmneis of Jnly In New Orleans. lure events, lluyera o-e operating _ tloualy, liellevlug that aipectatlona of have an Infinen It might be, caused aonto liquidation and a renewal of bearish pressure. In the comment on the market outlook over Sunday there wan a note of misgiving, not to say pessimism, which was calcu lated to appeal more or leva forcibly to outilde bolder* of securities. What the dealings after the first half hour showed, however, was that the outside Interest likely to be affected by these .. .. _ - expressions was comparatively email, 55LfiEEr" Th!S"S " nd ,hat th ' pow * r on ,he buying not ?lkeTr howUar *1! B,de waB Aodffed in leaa aepaltlve handa. vision o/prlce* l>efora the mlddfTot Jnly. ^Tlth th* reappearance of th* purchasea aa mills continue to keep engsged for slaty which had been so Inltuentlal last week lo nlaety days ahead, and the aearelty of In 8t. Paul stock the whole market labor Is beginning to eiert an Indaeace started upward again and by noon was which may, counterbslagee anr..temporary generally higher on the day. Si. Paul gained I points during the tnornlng nnd tpe buying of the shares, whether or'not the expected Is Issue of “rights” was the only Incentive, came from some of the largest and most Import ant houses In the street. In other di rections the market was quiet, but It was noted that prices rallied on very little buying. In the stock market 8teel, preferred. Car Foundry and Union Paclflc opened recessions In either the raw eoltoa or ths consuming markets. In the meantime con sumption of goods has Increased with the — - ce of r , avert mi mote anxious concerning fall deliveries. New Orleans. Jnn* 11.—The strength of July la again the principal feature In a air' row market. Jnly shorts on the ran. Strange to tty. neae of th* local hulls seem to be pleased with this advance In July. gome shorts In Jatr .covering principal causes steadiness In tan month. Think It advisable those who ars long of July to take their profits on inch spurts. t PIEDMONT BROKERAGE CO.'8 DAILY MARKET LETTER Now York. Jane 11.—Ilesamptlon of burl adrancl RANGE IN NEW YORK COTTON The following Is the rnngo In cotton re, In Now York today: Litr rrpTion* lone jlu? - wS? - WJ5 10.75 Ift&n iSSSl l.'SoTraMy"hr' July .lj.n lo w ».g 16.13 16.7171 }«.« Ztle Th. Juir^PIlM waa^Uo fratore. i. 1 " 1, -12-SS 52-H Iff? JMM? 12'5t52 * ,l< ' mmora of a squeeao In the aborts In Sr|)t .10.1# 10.53 10.60 10J3 16.4M1 1J.4M4 1Jult 0 p t |os In New Orlrsns. where an id Jr'- - 6.*6 10.63 16.48 10.47 1J.47-4S JJ.43-41 rt nce of 34 points was recorded over the F»r. . 0.47 10.47 10.46 10.44 10.4MJ 10.43-44 ,„ t a,Ici of Saturday. New York did nol b" ' -JO-47 10.u4 10.46 10.61 1JJ1-*; JJ-JHJ quite follow the advance, bat wis very firm Jsci. .10.61 10.61 10.11 16.16 70.67-M 10.60-SI j t sdrancra of 11 to 13 trolnts. The South fceh. , wu .[.M u-n ...... 10.6600 10.6.54 rontlsnes to sell the distant options short, 10.17-59 hut rsfnses to soli spots on the doe Hue. The preoent, high condition of the crop realty proves nolhtss. The Jnne report Is not regarded as trustworthy. Wo favor the long side of cotton on weak spots, and on such rallies aa wo bad this morning, ad vantage should bo tskei to seen re profits inlands. r,06d. Sales. T.ofti; American, A lo<t Stoclo-Pri«i morrmoita this morning Speculation nml export, 600. llccrlpn, U- were «r n '[«lly »<»n>l. fflRMl “f Ihf ad- 1 - ’ r ~ - vnncf )n s( ppp,, wh | rh ,-iHitlnned the fentnre In the sleek market today. The Peer, stock after the first host adrinred to 17W On s r'nee Close dose, the highest point yet reeehed on this move. fcia-jw.—ICtEi. - July snd August.-..' MM..1 6.M 6.76 ►Ft. »n.| Octobers... 5.0 5.70 5J8 !trr«jr. !jlr«Drln*pto# point. The buy- ‘ •— . 5.84-5.82 5.85 5.644 . jag, — . All Ing In this stock Is of Ike. best etoraeter an and higher prlreo are looked for In It. Ths 6 444 46 5 67 realm were comparatively steady, hat In ge sjs active. The govornmodt report on grain IM 6 -,y will ho published this ifternonn and will -‘.tract a good deal of attention, and the rket seems to bo an awaiting one nntll o la oat of the way. If ths crop report _ good and money roatlnnes easy, those who are now holding aloof for the market would probably come In and assist In ad- — ~ *- —— stocks GIBERT A CLAY’S DAILY COTTON LETTER. New Orleans, Jnne ll.-Urerpool New York. June 11.—After the some, what protracted hollijiy abroad, prices there opened steady and advanced rather easily until the level was some 14 American points above the closing price of laat week. This stimulated purchases In the local market, and It Was evident that there was very little cotton for sale. After advancing to 10.41 for October, the market halted for a half hour, and then, as no rains had fallen In southern Texas and July n New Orleans ran up aharply, a juylng movement started that lifted . October * or 4 points when short* wer* ,et strong snd —| n t 0 covering. For a time, thsre wae considerable activity, and October ran to It.63. On the advance, —■ uni ..I k. to«c a- kesrv ssjuscs u: considerable cotton bought last week JJW; K.MeeSj’phiS' 66was sold oul, and wh.n D wia aten good to ekolc* heavy, M5SO that rain* were predicted for Oenrgla b‘"wpr"'SSi , 1 l?' T *ir “r d .Sw^_ buy!l.g. s"7BS3 , ss:ss.r‘e:~“ JS" TS”?! P K«QaurTt*e?m^ and m the Atlantic states and tower nll^l’-K^Satri reeelnts. 66.066.'Market {J™ brtTnwdlng rain will be a portion too/' Vv-'lly fair. Natives. 63.6og6.36: '? , h Texas Here, the drought is ~»«Sld «“|." ^otton-prX-ln, .Edited by JOSEPH H. LIVELY STOCKS STARTED AT LOWER PRICES TONE WAS HEAVY DURING FIRST HOUR. Most of the Declines Later Recov- ered on Firmness in St. Paul. New York, June 11.—Today’s mar kets opened with considerable hesita tion. The general belief that the gov ernment crop report would show a heavy falling off In percentage of con dition from a month ago, and the Im pression that the money situation ae elate- Mr. Lively has edited MnrkctH in Atlanta and the South for more than twonty- fivo yearp. His experience makes him the most reliable market editor in the South if not in the entire country. RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCK MARKET In Other unchanged. The balance of the list started In at decline of from 1-S to 1-6, the last In Missouri Pacific. Read ing opened J-l lower. Bt. Paul and Amalgamated declined S-6. Anaconda opened 1-2 higher. . . . There was a heavy lone lo the trad Ing In the stock market during the first hour, but outside of Consolidated Gaa the losses in this period were email and unimportant and a buying movement In 8t. Paul was reflected by a firmer tone all around the room on which the earlier loseee were noticeably re covered; In many casee material ad vances were effected. There was a fair commission House buatnesa with most of the trading on the buying side and tha disposition generally wae to buy etocke on any concession* price*. Governments unchanged, bonds strong. STOCK SALES. “ rl:::::::::: ::j§3£ STOCKS REVIEWED BY NEW YORK SUN New York, June ll.-Tbe Son Ing the greater portion at least of last mrrk the path followed hy the stock mar ket was upward. Toward the rhtso of the week speculative profit-taking eet In end the power of the market to absorb stocks under these aslee was found to he more or less limited, bat thst prices generslly ta- t re red s desire to rise wse dsarly ap parent. Th* advancing tendency was not, admittedly, caused by the rigorous buying by •snetr vVir.Lr-rn^ rt . , . d ^ro^oi , r,^ ?o^7 , fL*a. , VT«‘S?S!.Se(%^"ng clear llfht. At the eloe* of th* precious week professional speculators surveying^ lb# coarse of the merkctdorlsg tho period then ended, found that prices were rising hj Amalgamated Copper Atlantic t'oaat Lin! American ltcfliilu; AlUniiiiU American Lh-,.motive •I" prtfi-rm! Am.-rlc.iii Hmeltlns Iti’flnlnir .> <Io preferml Atrlilum <lo iirrfcrmt American (\tttnn OH Haltliuorv nod Ohio Brooklyn It.i |.i I Trnnslt Ctaadlaa I*bcI8c 4*hl<*nco nml NortliwfStern rheaapvake ami ntilo Colorado Ku«d nud Iron On I m / IsMtber V. V.'.'.'.'.V.*! !•!.!!“!!! ChL'ircn ami (treat Western............ Chirac*. Mllwn'ikt e nml St. I'aal.. Imliurar* and Hudaou IHatlller'a Becurltlea Erie I do preferred (teneml Klectrlc IHInola Ceutral , Ann r 14-mii lce>.-' 'Ulrica IxmltTllle nml Naabrllla ^I•*x!<ni» Oi.fr.il.^ Mi**" rl iVctllr New York. Ontario nnd Western Natlonnl l.iMi.l Northern l*nr!fle New York Central Norfolk nml Western reonaylvnnln l’rojde’a Oaa lTeaaevl Steel Car do. preferred I’aclfle Mall Itoek Island. unit, ftr/srfm - dp. prefarrad., Sontlien* nnfle Southern Hallway do. preferred SIork ShefTl.-ld TeuneMee Coal and Iron Texas ami Pacific Ualoft Parlfle..,,,......t Unites} Staten Steel • I" (Deferred..... * Vlrclula-CarolJnn Chemical da preferred... Western Uulon Will >11 All do. preferred.. WUmuBln Central uo. preferred l»V i !.v.M NOTES ON GRAIN Pointers on Provision!. Private Wire to JJIbcrt A riny. •Hi i-iiuiminn w; n , Oats 61. egsfast h>. the northwest arc _ lllV . . —. .. jot bluff happena we will bare a bumper cron.” aald Henry Id. IJttle, of the IMIlabury nil"' “* **' ** , rhero hna been too in much rain In parta ralna In other a«Tih»na. we Imany crop i ulN.nt daiuajre, I yatora on the haye rerelred no tinfaTorali A cron report Issued liy fht low* tlrand cslers’ Association rwfncsn tho sensge •ban last Thursday'* final price*. Hpol ^ for tha 7.R6 tales, t_b# aid quo- . R nwP g.t sr.ro. In otner woraa tlnctly Indicated to lb. lallv. .Irtu.nf. as • hr**.A*? rd i n * ‘'i.rt. - . . . ., . chuncea of pewit, nor did a njorr aertona poaltlon baa been undeniably nervous and JgJJJ of qj general altuaUonln any way mis covered .xlcaslv.ly wtonover Ih* op- JJJ/ .n.gnosU. There ore tysllr only ,*gS!«rrea«.S 0 ..:. , S , r* “ •- l--*5*-«5J5 will go Is not at all rmsonablr wre, for Her Is the sntson th. wiling of Jnly and ring of winter months ws* a very popo- straddle, and therefore It Is ssfo to insM that a great nert of the covering WraV report, ^njlune. - whole. Texas. The atorm ren- •ma.to Im extending In amt over hoik tb» AlUatle sad gnlf coasts, sail heavy rains tare trees olrwrved today ^er the Atlantic seolrosrd, which, In aft protaMUty. will ra.cS far .sough Intend 'n supply srelel mol.tnre In iteorgla .nd atstra In which anconal rlUtribn- rainfall has occurred. However, nnlew the dMnrlmnre shonld raseh alarm ist pnportlons. It spprars that the values of new erop month, .re eafflriently high to •nit existing conditions. wareaIeland'Itton lettef , •ha ping the conraa of valuea—I be money situation and tha state «f Jbo crops, and of these the latter U. for.otwtona reawma, nnoh tha moat Important. —()ll»ert it Clay. the dry goods market. Ca® Ih-HIgh prlera prevent- rd any large sales In the dry goods market today, and a few manufacturers shaded price* a little on staple l»rownffood|LBuy- era have been forced Into the market for additional goods In t>oth brown and KtSuotfto, taka th* pljce of the re- wired consumption evident because of aaa* sunshletrea t her. hut they take only raf- Orient foe twmetllst. « "I? huv on meuuirondnm till Jsly «• Fine moii» continue In demand, with advanetoff tendency. NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET. Th. follewl.s tebh. givra the opening .lid clorito qtotxllj*. (or "tow delivery today In New Tert^ J.anxry 4. .'••••• rebrnsry Marrh.. , Jane.. .. .. •• . inly Ocptelihcr,, V. October Norrtnlwc Jeeemlwr rinsed .tendy. 4654.76 6.76466 >- mm €.084.15 4154.21 8.154.20 8.384.89 8.J8 6.354.45 145455 488 d45TL Sd"rrae , iX. , Sr..1l! , .l'2^ to navigation In hrito. hUstedusl. awl ww *apphnpri“trtl liy Ihv Fred. g.n.cTS- Deal liTk the cimdltion one “un a year ago. A mesjtngc from n Mound Illdge. Kansas, miller says: “Wheat crop fine; condition large a crop as ' •Ince March _ decrease of 17,- year. ' * - Acccptnncee on corn Pnturdny were mocb The eenntry sold freely Friday. ut tliat night wero the (Country holders had Iiromlscs’fuily as liirg. a crop aaTast year.' The parking in Coteaap ^ ' aggrcgsttci 1.443.<WO hogs, a (M> frum IflRt year. - * 1 Accept ‘ reduced. although hid* rent hlgh«'*t of the ■enM sold enough for the time being. Oklahoma city mesaage: “Drove through a l.&no acre wheat field add watched tne serious and need rain. The Unroln. I ~ pera Hounded alarm yeftterday. Hbanuou, rr for Fergnaon. aaya need rain very rbeat already damaged. Koater. of r — __4ter Elevator Company, aaya wheat la In a critical roodltlon; If no rain anon It will be badly shriveled. Machine men say wheat In critical position; corn dmunged more by ent• worms up to dale than frmn drought; oata very poor ataud and very abort straw. mettle newa over Hnaday about aa ex* jweat. The govern_ which will be Jaeued today at I p. tn., awaited with unusual Interest, owlug to the htUftbtr m con filet Ing reports that have been received regarding deterioration of the win ter wheat plant. While the report la ex. pected to ahow several oolnta decline In condition of winter wheat, qnltf a number of couaervatlre people are predlctlag that the showing will prove above the average. While we appreciate the fact that bulla are tn control, hence are In position to force nrfcee much higher, we at the same ‘ * ‘ t profits. eapeclolly on any further upturn, with a vtow of replacing your linos on a good re- , whfc*'—^ uch really appeora dun. action. Bring . Lake and 1 been the best buyers September oata this binders at work on harvest. The plant la 1 Exports of provisions for about three to four feet high, with heads 2,710 barrel*, against 3,Ml bursting with the nwln. They expect to 8.164,000 pounds, against 18,5 » from 25 to 20 Imabels per acre on bacon 22.8M boxes, against S laat year; lard TIPS FLASHED From Wall Street Near York, Joes It—London Is nIIgMIy higher. It It stated that Reeding will ttk. over Bxtttmara nnd Ohio. Rrarlsh prassan llk.lj to h. ritrnded .on th. YYntrru rails, as It Is Mid the got ■ rrsmrnt report un whrat and oafs will lie im.lmi.ili', bat took for .Irons .upport In wtont. pnitakljr man then n traders' P rh.i; Ml sentiment In Ih. twit quarter. more l-nlltiti than otherwUe. and think It wUl do to pick np Ik. good stuck, on reactions. THE WEATHER LOCAL P0RECA8T. Altunin an-l Ylclnlly-llaln and cooler lo ti If tit ; Turada? fair. WEATHER IfTcOTTON BELT. New drlisiMIror an,I v.qr hot T/d Prank HawLlna, President. Third National Bank Capital Surplus $200,000.00. $300,000.00. Dr. A. W. Calhoun. Milton Dargan Mo w. wit. II. Y. McCord. DIRECTORS: Frank Hawkins. J. C'arroll Payo R. M Atkinson. Z B Iloaaer. Joseph A. McCord. David avid woodward. Clear ami bet. 11 uni bt tile*-Clear and cool, helms—Clear and hot; nice rain yeaterday. Jackn»n. Ilaxlchurat, Vicksburg rookheree—CI«-er amf Mt-rUllau—Clear und terday. Atlanta-Heavy rain yctlerday afternoon; •nr Hear and pleasant. ThomaBTllle-Partly cloudy; aome rain yesterday. Itome-Cleer aqd hot. All«n»y- Partly cloudy and pleasant. Chattanooga— near and warm. Chnttanoogn-clear and warm. Knoxville—(leer and bet. Dnll.s .fid ton Antouli*-rirar end |H>4. a tales, eapei’la(ly on the coast, the rainfall has l»een heavy. The atorm seems tn b«? working up through tha east, but warn ings art out today from Jacksonville to Mobile. WEATHER IN WHEAT BELT. Nnrthweat-rartly cloudy; U to 82 abort; general ralua In the Dakota*. Wust and Kouthwe*!—Generally clear; 58 to 84 above; scattered ralna In Nebraska and Kanaaa. Ohio Valley-aenerally clear; 58 to WEATHER FORECAST. Louisiana—Fair Monday except showers In extreme east portion: Tuesday fair. Georgia—ihowera Monday; eaat winds probably laeledlng Tueaday. West Florida and Alabama—Hbowera Monday; north winds, probably Increasing; "'ueeday fair. Mississippi—Partly cloudy Monday; show* ** In south portion: TtuMay fair. Arkanaaa-Partly rlondy Monday; show* ere nt night and Tuea«lay. Kentucky -Fair Monday and Tuesday. Tennessee—Fair Motnlay; warmer In lorthwest; Tueselny fair In east, showers I, VY.--I |„.ll,..l. it Texas—Fair Monday and Tuesday. WEATHER CONDITIONS. The Storm that wo* In the il-Inltv of southern Florida on Hnturday has moved •lowly northward and la now centered off west coast of Florida near Tntnpa. It raised showers throughout the state and on tbn south Atlantic const. The nyrthwestern atorm area haa moved out the 8L I^iwretire valley sod la. fol- lowcil by nn extenalvo oreo of high preJmire central oxer northern Michigan while a second storm area la moving In from thh Pacific nnd entering the nmat of Oregon. The weather Is more or leas unsettled with rain falling at Portland, (ire., Jlnrun, H II.. North IMnlte, Nel>., Doilge, Kona,. Wllmligtoa, >4. C H Ubarleatou, B. C„ and •avmaaah. The conditions favor rala and coolar In thM seel Ion tonight, fair Tuesday. Illln.-1*6. Mi*6i.i'll l, Mliiiieiotn. Dakota and ^ —Fair tonight and tomorrow; not i ilningo In temperature. Micmmlii—Fair and ronilnueil cool to night and tomorrow; probably light frost In merahee tonight . .. . Nebrnekn -Partly cloudy: probably ahow er* eaat tonight or tntoomw. Kansas—PhoTV’crs tonight or tomorrow. / SESSION IN WHEAT OPENED HIGHER MET LIBERAL PROFIT TAK ING UN THE UPTURN. Caused Immediate Set-back to Slightly Under Saturday’s Closing Prices. Chicago, Jun. 11.—The gov.rnm.ni'fi report on grain made Its appearance Ukte In the sasalon, and was cone trued te bearish on wheat and bulllMh <>n oats. The condition of aprlng wheat was given at ft, Indicating a > laid of 17.218.000 acre* of 284,000.000 buahels. Winter wheat condition S3, indicated a crop of 418,000,000 buahelr. Oata 88, Indicated n crop of i30.000.ooo bushels. Winter wheat condition last month was given at 21. Indicating a crop of 458,000.000 bushels, and lust year It wan 85.5. with 428,000.000 bush els harvested. 1 ' V .1.* ill-. I 4.1-4 * 111 file V | e| bis .*>11• pI\ ”f l,"J7.'"••» litinhel* wheat and 811.000 bushel* oata, while corn In creased 446,000 bushels. A cable received by Flaughter Into '«> ” • •'•■Id »but flu- rmiuT .if . x j ..I i j• i• • Ji 11• i11• >11 ..f grain had not been confirmed. Primary receipts: Wheat, 421,000, corn, 1,074.000 buaheis, compared with 188.000 and 597,000 bushels, reapectlve- ly, -* • • ■" •*«” rienranre* from eantorn a«ab'»ar»! were 119,000 wheat and 9,817 bnrral* flour, equaling 161.000 bushel* wheal. 81.000 corn and 15,000 oata. CHICAGO DRAIN MARKET. WIIEA'P?* 11 ' : » H Ihk*. , 5415 t orn- 1445 J4(s f 1U S;; a b i a MM S4 3D* dTSs IMP8B iS:S LARD- July. . S.82V5 8,90 Sept. . 9.00 9.00 (Jrt .. 9.07V5 8.0745 Jnf ufca r« .j. oR.*- .:nP, l:S in* i.tni !1 9.WM 13 8 >7M 9.98 9.10 No. 8 red. II: No. 8 re.l 6tg«8; No : bard wlater, 5341K.: No. 3 hard winter. 7Mj W; No. 1 northeru spring. !.'*3i , x7; No. J ar‘ L — —UbU. oomlual; Na I CHICAGO CAR LOTS. Wheat Corn . Oata • i flogs . Today. Tomorrow. PARI8 GRAIN MARKET. COTTON REGION BULLETIN. , For lbs 34 hour, suiting si ( a.m., 7.itli meridian Ills., Jooo II. 1606. LOWRY NATIONAL BANK CAPITAL, SURPLUS AND PROFITS OVER ONE MILLION DOLLARS Foreign Exchange, Travelers’ Checks, Brown Brothers’ Letters of Credit available in all parts of the world. 14 «■ ALABAMA AT. GIBERT & CLAY STOCKS. BONO*. COTTON’. CRAIN, corrcc. provisions ATLANTA OA. £; T«k Stork Cr-h.ng.iS.* q££fi~C«ta« JUrital ^ is aa sksss- » stjc. fisaai sa. and Lo all L’i'hangi Telephone 5298. The fsaefcawanoa lUllrtmd f'ompaor has last retired fm active os# of the old-time eagvriecra. kuox worked for this company 87 Years, and haa run nearly every train om tb** road. He has driven Ida engines more than L60M99 v.a York’s cemeteries, with fbelr 8.155 acre* of laud, are nofflrlent for the bnrUI of Ihi- rli/i iImiI. fit the prwwl 4iralh rate, lor If* toon. w; R. FAGAN, Msnogxr. counties, find rotlftn Is doing SO well elsewhere In th* bell thfit.lt Is fin open question whether enough buying c«n be stimulated to Cfirry on much of fin advance above 14Hr. It 1* a weather market, and on - profit-taking tee ■rfadM* 35 . to be the part of HAVE YOU ANY MONEY AHEAD? Ia It In retted where It la perfectlj »4tfe? Ia.lt available* now if FORTUNE should knock at your door? Prepare yourself to take advantage of opportunity by Investing your tarings In tbit bank, when they will earn 3tt per cent COMPOUND INTEREST, bo per fectly safe sad arailabk practically on demand. CENTRAL BANK & TRUST CORPORATION, CAPITAL $500,000.00 Ata G. Candler, Praaidant. W. H. Patteraon. Vlee-Pre.ident A. P. Co'«, Ca.hl.r, • John 8. Owen,, Vi«e-Pre,id,nt Wm. D. Owen,. AuL Caihler. CM. L HH. rmllt.t. 1011. I. MADDOX. YlU-hn. TKDS. I. nintt. CrtjHn 116 «. iisltt, Au’t CttAt.r MADDOX - RUCKER BANKING CO. CAPITAL SURPLUS AND PROFITS S200.000.00 $500,000.00 accounts iNvrreo. Wo hcII the widely known nnd extenulvely used Circular • Notoi and Lcttcw of Credit of Thou. Cook A Son. » In Our Striae* Department we allow Interest at the Rxt* of 3 1-2 per cent Compounded Semi-Annually. HTAT10KI OP i ATLANTA •Atlanta, rleer ri'hattaKooga, rlear 4'nlumtHts, deer Oxlsrxrllle, clrar. 4lmprlUe. p. rl04idy 4lrlffln, ejsar blSrtto::::::::: Trmp'tur., ■ -Ul.lsioiu irtiiiMraisrM ,r. (nr lihoer prtlnd radlxg at l a. in llilx data. CENTRAL STATION. Atlanta Augusta 'harlmrioa me k-:::::::::: Sae?'!.::::::::; 4ikl,b<nan garanaak Vlriishart WIHalagCwi ..... ~ T ladlrtiM laapprariai R,mars a. Tbs tmprtstsras wars gmrally 6 to 1* 4**gm*s lower tbas for tb. pntltmtf day orrf 4be esstera portion of Ike belt; la Ollier parts I her. were no sotleesM. rbasses. Ylnrlerale .bowers oeeurred la Ike eastern districts sad lisiMnriahle samiatl of ralafall Is several of I bo eostrsl son western dlstricta Hist. Average,. W TT km nlnfall. PRIMARY MOVEMENT. Tho following flirtirp* uh»* (ho primsrj morrmvnt *• t whrat nnil mrn: Wbaat 8*rHpU 419,000 lniNh«*Is. ngnlnR 399.rt»» lyasbrl* i*Nt vr*r; «lil|*m#*n»m tiURhrla, nxaluBt 85o/nki I.iimIiHm Im«*t your. Cars—Ban I pis LQ74.000 bubals, nuHtiiR ::«7.no» I>iihI,< In lout —— boshals, ogalu«t 1, it vrnr; • 1,071,000 ha hols Isst yt* LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET. 131) p. m., S to ’* hlghrr; rlosr.f NORTHWEST CARE. rallftWtag tMhlr gives th* northwfwl c*ft of grain today, last week and last year: Chicago Todiy. Wffk. :X I Griffith J. priffnb i> i.'i* ,'T,ina ih, l,.l auxlh, of ■ Iwntwir »enleiiee III a.I Unenilb priwni, t'.ll/nrnla. for .liiKitini klo inia III. lari- im. .imeni. Is 1,1,1 is 1.IS Aagele* sul Vlrlnlir. made baton il, ImiirlMOiaest Irt'trau, liavo liiiri.imed H rain* lu sack an ettept ib.t ilier .re nos ■Id to ho worth upward "f fii.isYv.ono. I Two Holt like Oly )ndg.« h,v. dcrldrt igilast tho feaeblos of nu.l.rn l.usu.r. s tko grado toboob, on til" ground th. oiore than 66 n»r rent • nr»er .nl.r eolles. ..r degree. «nd «l«o ibot few tnu.t Jlelil lo Lie nor SOUTHERN EXCHAN6E OHest Rstsbllahad Office Mouth. CO non STOCKS RONOX -sun '; r - • * j 11' 1 n • -f • i ’ 1 Il'ilMIng Dally market 181188 aM market manual mailed on application. t THE METAL MARKET. By Frfvffi? Ideat'd Wire. Vow York. June IL—Tin on ferinaa «i*il off over 44*? uear-by * L. J. ANDERSON & CO Bankers and Brokers, COTTON, STOCKS, BRAIN CorropoidMt'i Capital $250,000 SircatNCK. THE NEAL SANK PHONE 1417. PRUDENTIAL. SLOO Hi* Ontaat. ware: a leland ■* “ TOVISION&. stoc COTTON, GRAIN, PROVISIONS, STOCKS, BONDS, ffs. 2 Wall St. fWWf iaiHiaf. Atiaata. ’Ca ChUaga Baard at Tradt. i lo Ham Yark. Hem Oehaat, Chttafa. aaaaer Standard hteaa 23L PIEDMONT BROKERAGE CO., (Incorporated.) Basam*nt Floor Piodmont Hotol. STOCKS, BOND*. GRAIN. PKOVISION*. IMVESTMENTt, Faat WIro Sarvico from N*w York, Near Orlosns, Chicago. coanraeoNOCNTa M J ftACL A CO . 44 BROADWAY. 10W HOT// Hd«#»#' ‘"•frvvjj NEW YORK. hiao« Hall Fhaaa IJfl kv